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cyclones · 11-17-2021, 07:22 PM

Well, I found the problem causing no -15V. It's the connector. It's not making good contact, but I'm sure I accidentally bent that pin when I was originally trying to measure transformer output voltages. So I'll have to either fix that or replace the connector. I've seen this type before so I assume I can find one.

So now I guess I power it up on 120V with attention to that connector and see what I get.

11-17-2021, 07:22 PM	#30
cyclones Member Join Date: Feb 2010 City & State: Ames Iowa USA Line Voltage: 120VAC 60Hz Posts: 69	Re: Motor control board repair Well, I found the problem causing no -15V. It's the connector. It's not making good contact, but I'm sure I accidentally bent that pin when I was originally trying to measure transformer output voltages. So I'll have to either fix that or replace the connector. I've seen this type before so I assume I can find one. So now I guess I power it up on 120V with attention to that connector and see what I get.